Higher Ed Headlines
A few stories from around campus and across the field of higher education that we're following at the moment:
Around Campus
- Kevin C. Karnes appointed vice provost for the arts | Emory News Center
- Emory's Presidential Selection Committee announces executive search firm | Emory News Center
- Former child soldier studies global development at Emory to give back | Emory News Center
- Emory to host new cutting-edge science exhibition venue | Emory News Center
- Emory to honor Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy with King Week | Emory News Center
- New Carlos Museum exhibit explores depictions of Indian gods and goddesses | Emory News Center
Related News
- Emory University, Atlanta joins Science Gallery network (President Claire E. Sterk and Deborah Bruner quoted) | Science Gallery
- Opinion: Health care competitors come together for community (Jonathan S. Lewin writes) | Atlanta Journal-Constitution
- Emory University's 'fake news' course helps students tease fact from fiction (Emory University course "History 190: Fake News" featured; Judith Miller and Natalia Thomas interviewed) | Georgia Public Broadcasting
- The future of medicine is female — and it's already here in Georgia (Emory University School of Medicine featured; Ira Schwartz quoted) | Atlanta Business Chronicle (subscription required)
- From diagnosis to treatment, tech is hot in Atlanta health care (Emory Goizueta Business School alumna Angela Fusaro profiled, quoted) | Atlanta Business Chronicle (subscription required)
- The racial and historical context behind Prince Harry, Meghan's 'Megxit' (Patrick Allitt interviewed) | Georgia Public Broadcasting
- ‘The Crying Book’ author Heather Christle searches out books for pleasure and plight (Heather Christle interviewed) | Boston Globe
- Urban Movement Arts presents Lillian Ransijn, winter artist in residence (Emory University alumna Lillian Ransijn profiled) | Broadway World
Across Higher Ed
- Think universities are making lots of money from inventions? Think again | Hetchinger Report
- A College Education Continues to Pay Economic Dividends to Black Graduates | Journal of Blacks in Higher Education